AI Adoption stories - Page 53

AI experts forecast a drop in generative AI hype, increased regulation, and thorough scrutiny in AI adoption by 2024.

We can't put the AI genie back in the bottle, nor should we want to. What we need to do is harness its power for good.

It's important not to lose sight of the need to keep secure coding practices front and centre in software development - even when deploying AI tooling.

Accenture and Avanade are expanding their capabilities in data readiness and generative AI with the help of Microsoft technology.

While 75% of HR and business leaders recognise the importance of upskilling, 76% struggle to implement suitable programmes, a study shows.

IBM to launch watsonx.governance, a tool aimed at bolstering transparency and trust in generative AI applications.

In an interview with Cloudera's VP for APJ , Remus Lim, we discuss growth, AI adoption, and hybrid cloud strategies in the APAC region.

AI-enabled tools are helping security teams by rapidly identify threats such as zero-day malware, APTs, malware-less attacks, and hacking attempts.

GitLab's AI-powered suite, GitLab Duo, unveils advanced AI capabilities in its latest November and December updates.

Survey reveals environmental implications of AI, as it could consume up to 3.5% of global electricity by 2030, according to Gartner.

Amidst global disruption, Cloudera has reported a historic quarter in APAC, riding the wave of accelerated AI and cloud adoption.

GenAI is a double-edged sword for cybersecurity. On the one hand, it brings new challenges that require us to rethink and evolve our cybersecurity strategies.

Leaders and tech companies will meet in the UK for the first global summit on AI. The focus will be on safety measures and monitoring risks.

Despite an anticipation for its adoption, 74% of security professionals struggled to envisage how exactly AI will help them with tasks.

NetApp has released its 2023 Data Complexity Report, a global report that explores companies' growing needs for unified data storage.

In this new arms race, how will AI be used by malicious attackers, and how can cybersecurity use it to fight back?.

Workday Global Survey reveals that 98% of CEOs think their organisations would benefit from implementing AI, but trust remains a concern.

AI will fundamentally change the way organisations in the coming decades will operate and the processes involved.

GitLab's findings show that approximately 80% of IT experts are concerned about AI tools accessing private data or intellectual property.

AI and ML algorithms can process large quantities of data and deliver increased efficiency, scalability and accuracy for fintechs pioneering the technology.